Betssy Chávez arrives in Mexico on an Air Force plane; Sheinbaum reiterates support for Pedro Castillo after reconciliation with Peru

The governments of Peru and Mexico have agreed to restore diplomatic relations following a resolution to the crisis surrounding former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez. The agreement was reached after the Peruvian government granted a safe-conduct pass to Chávez, allowing her to depart the Mexican embassy with security guarantees.

This diplomatic breakthrough marks the end of a period of strained relations between the two nations. The resolution facilitates the normalization of ties between the administrations, concluding the standoff that had persisted regarding the status of the former official associated with the government of former President Pedro Castillo.